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Agromyzid collected at light
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This agromyzid was collected at light in De Kaaistoep (The Netherlands, Tilburg) on October 10th 2011. I wonder if it's possible to identify this specimen with help of the picture oif the genitalia!?
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Genitalia:
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2nd specimen of (what I think) the same species from same location but July 29th 2011:
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The antennae appear to belong to Cerodontha (Cerodontha) (Greek for "horn tooth"). I have no idea what to make of that tangled mass of thin tubes.
 
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Thanks John.
I have no idea what to make of that tangled mass of thin tubes.
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I indeed think it's a Cerodontha \ species and more specifically C. denticornis.
I hope someone can confirm (or correct me).
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B.t.w. no acrosticals present.
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OK, Cerodontha (Cerodontha) denticornis (Panzer, 1806).

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Thanks for the confirmation Miloš!
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